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Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29
Selaware
Gu polbIom Storm biemisste @

En u0l0lom StDrM pIeW1DBIe wHS
minston Onsbas Morsen. Den raleos
irpstelis minbit en- balu Time. Mans=
iolbise Suie miiteoe 1asene. Sfors
itene ramlebe neb Os fore 3raer rDf=
febes Op meb Rsboerne os anoen Sfaos
til mansioloise 9uiinos Dollars anrst'
tebes paa foritielise Steoer / 8pen. 5
gancroits ganfs, life lanst fra @il'
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29
Yulgarie

fra gnlgarien telesraferes til BEL
grab, at Resent Stambuloiu og 3itutoiu,
Breiioent for Sobranje, er tagne til
ianse al be Sammenlporne.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29
wye Sopepo8ne:Y cfpcmmc=
"speoer paa burlington,
'eoar Naptos & Nortberm
Watltpan.

,n |;so oen Iioite Soranorins at Simetabel
itnr Ssn l9oe Sum- bar g., 6. & q. " faat
pD arU I'll ny einle ai Eulman Buffet Sope=
N ~ fm,euem Sanias gitp ps minneapolis
=" saul I 6orbtuorlie meo minneapolis
dfc solls % Gbicaso, &od,Sslanb & ia.
RAM. fHoanerne. 9isie Yoane afaaar fra
gir ,rs YIN ON Gftenen % anfommer til
acor ;upolts o9 st. Yaul nRite Nften. Of
9nicr ,sien ira ct. Yaul ON Rpraenen pa
Fsisn anet I'll 8anias Gitp n9ite Moraen.
paa % "Faem DC 1Gpnte Bper tilbagelpgges
S%supcnSs 'ller. .Sor n9ruere Splpsnin9er
tufr ~ gs' ma Jig til &pmpaniets Neenter
Sen S,.nl &. g., Sanneean,
Ri. " Tais dot GeSor RnnIhs So
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29
TenninlDania

Gn 6aserploIiun fanbt Steb / gors-
bags / Susque8anna aul apmpanis
@rube ner Nanticpfe. Sire arbeioere
orebtes % flere bleu lemleitebe. Gas
len antenotes peb Ell arioterplplipn.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29
Geututfp.


WDrberier. oct loplsie Roipau
Gountp blep ben iioIte aft / en- Retfe
Wprberier aiiluttet, ioet ben berpateoe
Craig Toffiper pg ire andre 9eiperaoos
blep Ifiote % or0bte al Sberiifen cs
hans beuabneoe Wanbfab. Oct er life
iulot 3 Nar iioen Martin. 1oaiper. Get
ben bespHhte, ess / 9sbet at seHHHe lib
er 81 Yerioner orabte os liseiaa mango
er blepne lemleiteoe os &rsbliuser.
s Gusuit 1884 afbolotes ct 8alg i
&piuan Gountp. Goof Sumpbreps bleu
palst til Sberif meo AZ Stemmers SRA
~ipritet oper Samuel @opopin. timber
Spt9ainsen al Stemmeieblerne blep
man llpenner. Martins 5amilien Iluts
teoe zig til Sumpbreps og 3olipers
Brsorene til @ooowin. Craig Ioliper,
2eoeren for iion9unte Jraftion, critic
reoe efter Sal9et, at Sumpbreps albris
lfuloe rioe 9iennem Rotuan Gountp iom
Sberif. Chen Der Dag er bet enc 9ip
efter bet anoet ofret paa Sabets Utter,
troos Statsresjerinsens sientasne 5orz
log paa at forebDsse golbssjerninser.
Slaset melem be itrioenoe Barter
fob Snsbas stiten / 8pen Morebeab.
Sberif Soss bauoe iislse en- Orore ira
Statensa utoriteter orsaniieret ct Manbs
Tab for at arreltere Craig 9oliuer.
8enne bauoe fat Nps ON bette, os ban
p9 bans 10 aamerater bar sobt bepGb
nece os pasieoe fig for at fomme She
rifen cs bans Menb for ter Sberif
fen beilutteoe ba of sjsre ct 5OriDs paa
at arreitere benz / Snsoass. 5armerne
lanss meb Sernbanen 2 a 3 Mil ira
Worebeab bleo unberrettet ON Sberiis
fens Ylan, og be bleu nnmooebe ON, at
itanoie ale SernbanetOg ps mebbele
aonbuftererne, bpab Der foresif More=
beab, for at life Yasiasererne os 9os
perionalerne ifulbe bliue ubIatte for at
blipe or9bte elIer iaarebe. Onsbaa
aften ST. s fom Sberiifen os bans
5slse paa 200 tepabneoe Meno til
Morebeab. en- aorbon blep itillet
runot omfrins 8pen / Sfouen, buor
Menoene iffe funbe ices. Sberiien
REQ oa IND / Bpen / Spibien for 100
Wano. Craig 9Oliuer os 10 aameras
ter traf Jig tilbase til Cottage Sotel,
Iom be tiolisere bapbe b%arrifaberet, iaa
bet bar en- sanife ioriuurlis Jeitnins.
Sberii 6oss opforbrebe berpaa 5oaiuer
til at opersipe fig, oa ban bapoe 9lrreitz
orore til at arreitere ale, iom bapoe
oelta9et i Woreet paa Brsbrene 2osan
for nosle Tiger iioen. 3o0iuer iuarebe,
at bperfen ban eIer bans Manb piloe
Ouersipe fig % at 100 Wfanb life funbe
arreltere benz. Gerpaa affprebe be en-
Salue paa Sberiffen os bans Manbs
itab, iom b~eiuarebe Slben. SfDonins
gen oarebe to Elmer, men finn en- al
Sberiffens Weno blep let iaaret. De
6eleirebe siorOe MI ct iortpilet Joriss
paa at iprinse sjennem 8afferne, men
be mgotes meb en- iaa frpstelis @epar>
ilb, at 4 al benz laa osoe ifuot siennem
6iertet; beriblanbt 3 af 8rsorene Tols
lipsr. 2eberen Craig 3O0iuer bar
b~ositauelis siennemboret at ausler, iaa
2iset bar en- uijenbelis Wasie. De
andre 6 lpffebes bet at fomme sjennem
Raffen, men ba be fom ub / Sfopsn,
bleo be nebitubte af ben &oroon, Tom
Bpen. Sun en- al benz, gate
5oaiper, lptfebes bet at unofomme Il
Wsrfet, men osiaa ban bar iaaret. GER
meb bar Slaset enbt. 2isene blep OPP
os lusbe | en- 8atfe paa @aoen
for at Snbbpsserne os Tasiasererne
paa Tosene funbe ie benz.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29

lite % 2ben Del al "Ssn femme.
Guheosinloe @" er Ill ferbis % iGl.
urs beitct for 25 6ents per Seitc.
Nue abunnenter fan, iaalense Spla.
act parsr, erboloe lite Del iiteoetior
Sramiebog % 2ben Sci for 10 6ts.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29

minsion peb 5toosn granbpiuine, heu
en- ltor @s rpt'et cp meb Roben % faitei
oper ct GUS, iom iaut iammeu unoer
3rpftet. vi Suiets Beboere bleo tire
or9bts os tire iit farlise apeitelier.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29
Quutjtana q.

i. Greoeridions Npotbef / Reu Or
leans, ben imuffeite Jorretninssblod !
8pen, branbte 1orsoas Morsen. 9as
BET er fort.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29
@nostieneite.

Esrtfpmmerbe SpHboqs SDrmtD6aa Nj
10 meo N%ltergan9. Ilter9an9sanmeloelle
Qproag Niten ST.. 3.
Spnon9sifole lise efter 9ubstieneiten.
VI niabepSnBoe Mtanoag Niten SCI. ~.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29
Stut8e GrfmrToner oen
40c Suli.

DlrltHQton, Gebar Rapios & Northern
SSu,!'Oap i9lger ben 2oen, 3oie ps Abe Suli
s.. % Hetnrbiletter for balp Yris. Bill
""erAe gl0loer fun til ben ste Suli.
a.. =. T.. 6annc9an,
gtN. ltt y Hais. Mat. Geoar &aplps. 90.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29
National Educational Associa-
tiOns Wp0c | Shicaap.

= burlington, gebar &apioS & Iortberu
Nalluap iGl9er 3urs % Heturbiletter fra
'll 5e til Den l2te Sult iii Chicago til ME.
~ laoe Yr,ier. Biletterne 9jGloer for Ges
MT ia ben 13oe til ben 1Soe Suli. 3pr
SRrrlere Splpsninger benpeuoer man Ii9 til
Igenter eller til.
o. =. e. Sanne9an.
0S"' att u Yais. @st, Geoar &apIos, Sa.
IDO
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29
rfnrHoms.WiUct

nal Autil9e aVBoe az National Educatio-
ou I5Se V s. | Chicago fra ben l2te til
1 et VoSS ull l9!ses for $10.4S pia 6. 0f.
% oie1sSaaas Hp ira ben Ste til 12te Suli
gre S;S visoe tor &etur ii 1Soe. Gn l9n.
y iS ri iOr Hetnr Tan faaes peo at benuen
Tue 1WsMa Sobn U. Nbbott, Chairman for
| gbirooa'ern States Passenger Association
''uSsr Snr !Sor n9rmere Cplpsninaer ben.
"an l's til e. U. Voffcr. Not.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29
frettenoe Nar8. Wo. AZ
Tplfetpnen.

2ennesans m~ebfelser FRI SIDE 10
g6 3oie Del at "8en bemnelisbebsfuloe
~. 5tiar Grfet ooer efter be to
nnhbelte Streaer.
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29
RiIwautee, 27pe sunni. 1887,

5otbt, go. ., M-7sh. Mats, 0-37; Suurs,
70. 2, butb, 600; Rug 30 l, 0-57; Bpa.
Ro. =, W-57H; Mess Pork, cash S0.00-15O;
Lard 81 N-6S5
Decorah-posten., 1887-06-29
Observation-Disclosures.
Chicago, 27be Suni, 1887.

Rauts 8 uebt.....R go. 2, ............. 69-69l,
20. 8, 600; no. l, baarb, C9tinueapolis) 90
co.; 70. /, baarb, (Gulutb) 9at 600.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-17


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Telegram-herald., 1887-02-17

Some weeks ago W. j. Biadje OF the irn
OF B.id.e Smart q Co, Of Araesbury, Mass,
and w. IL freworgy, prominent lumber
dealer at the Hub, left Boston for tour
of the West. Before arriving at Grand
Rapids Mr. Ireworsy warned bis friend OF
The terrors that awaited him in the
Chicago OF Michigan, provided be attempt
ed 20 go out with the bovs" MT. Biddle.
10 whom Mediord rum mas been as milk.
smiled and poopoohed the Chicago pale
beer and harmless rye of the West. In
course OF Gme. however. Mr. Biddle came
To respect the abilities OF the Weste-ners
and uD0n ieaviuy this city FOX lnGiaDepolis s
he signed q total absalence pledge. IL is
thought thst IrewOTcy and B.ddle intend
TO invade ONO as Temperance eFarcelisls
aud join with Na-1y in "rulvcrinng the
Iu1 power
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-17

Good Intent Assembly. f K. ~ T.
have changed their p.ace OF meeting lo tht
new IS oi J.. Rial. over tAe 81.
rooms 90 Isar.--t. The assembly si4l nl.e-
on Thursday evenings as heretofore.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-17
QUt \ Or THE DUDES
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Telegram-herald., 1887-02-17
UNDERWEAR

7sc Gray Merino, Extra
Ecavy So g
&c White Mcrino. Extra
Heavy. o s.
81 90 All Wool, Scarlet, IS
&ITS White. 100
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S2oo Striped Camel S Hair, IS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-10

2,179 i'm Betraet bon $535,000
~ aufrassn fur Gsenten, loipie Raten
far GInbs f6unsn nur In ber Dfice In Aen
Orleans eema9t iDerben. -
Hese ndbertr ausfanft f6rsibe man ssntiid
bic sante abrefe.
Wan iaide @elp bur4 Yofal U 0.
ten, GrpreB Wcnen Orber, Wetu Uori
We&iel ouf New Orleans.
Briefe nit gurrturh uuberdnoert per erpreb
@ir tabIeu eyprebfcfen.
W. u. Duupbtu,
seir OrIeans Ga.
Man abreiftre resiErirte Hriefe on BITE
geeu Orleans Rational Bant.
Netp Orleans, Ca.
Gbpart Moore, Mgent,
2al aceauia StraSs, Can antonio, Esras
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-10
800 Qots biIia at perfaufen
president.

bon so bis rs Dollar pr. Cot, bic grSse if 80
bel 147a SUB.
9ieIes 1T bic befe @elssenbeit, cine biuise
unb Iebr aeIunbe SeimIdtte su eruerben. %
ID Der seianbeRe She'll bon San slutouio.
Siefe Cots Iisssn iiblid BON Der 0f.gom'
mersefr., stpa sinegieile iber bic Suniet 9abn.
Su erfrassn bel benGisentbimern Sase& Neer.
ldeiot am YIate ODER In eb. Stepes Qumber.
garb on Der of. goumeresRr, ,l2,sYetau
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-10
llnabsrtreffli9e a~u3iehunsl
ueber cine babe Mlilirn p~erlccf.
Qpuifiana State Qotterp So.

Diefss sutitut purbe I'm Sabre 1855 fas
g~riehunas. unb Bobltbdtiefeits Bpedt bon
ber StaatsIestsIatnr fur ben 5eitratu bon
fanfunbspanSis Sabren seietIi9 tnsorborirt
NIT einem RapttaI bon $1,000, 900, an neI9em
re ieitter stnsn Meiertsfcnb bon ss6o,ooo bin.
t~uaefiat bat. Sur9 ehn iiberi9peueli9es
Hctumt purbeu tire 9le9te Elm 9beiI ber oeeens
pdrtiaen StaatssonHitntiou, au~seuoniaes am
2. December 1879.
SIRE srosen 8iebunsen bon sintet
men Nummern fnoeR lnonatlt9 pat.
NiemaIs pirb sine Siebune berfdeben. Man
Iele na9foIsenben @lan.
0rp6e rtcuatlt&e 5ttbtttg
In Der Geabemt Of Waufe, Wetp Orleans,
Dienfas ben Is. Usdrs 1887.
100000 Sidets au $40 iebes.
6albe S.. SanfteI %. SeHutel 81.
oI1 49, Qwstfa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-10
Sat S(,ttptiu Sentid)es Sell eeSmititttt
gegrinbt bon ben
Qoetoren So6m 2sa6mtar,t u,to Otto 2ssosco.

Sen 2eIrn biefr 3euung hermit bic ya9ridt, baB mir, bic obengenannten
Mer5te unb Wunbdrate an Der Gde bon Commerce uo Soiopa StraBe,
(S9os's gebduoe) obss Snnhtut gegrhnbet baben.. gr baben, uniTe Stus
6Rn in ben behen llniperft1ten Der glt gemabt ub fOnnen uniere Diplome
in unfnsr Office sefabsn nsrben. @lsbr as 30idbrige grfabrung febt us CUR
Settle unb furren mir bie Granfbiten nit Se1hgter, metDe Don anoeren
aerJn as ~unbeHbar" besebnet wGben:
9oniuItaionen fb ire fir aae unb pereen ole geiubenbe nit @rt9tat
bebanbeIt. gepnoere Gmpfangss3immer far Serren ub Samen. gMr oous
siebsn irgenbwel@e Operationen ub bsm9nen Die btllt9feH
preife.
paE gnfraaen aus benz 2anbe peroen beantportt unb @hbiinen per gr'
puB berIanbt. Mirf pre def beutf9 d, nglif6 unb fran5bft9.
9Mr befuhen GrQufe in Der Sta0t unb i'm 2anbe, penn geplnf9t. ~Oa
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-01-06
Fashionable wedding.

Last Thursday evening ST. Aloysius'
church was the scene of one of the prettiest
and most fashionable weddings that has
ever occurred in Leonardtown. The con-
tracing parties were Mr.. James j. Green
we'll of Medley's Neck, and Miss Mamie
Il Coombs, eldest daughter of DIR. Charles
Coombs Rev. Father Jenkins performed
the ceremony. The wedding was on the
English style, the bride entering the church
leaning upon the arm of her father and
being met by the groom attended by his
best man, Mr.. Harry Spalding. The bride
was altircd in trainless white silk and
veil: Tia groom wore the customary
dress suit and Il handsomer couple is seldom
seen bcfrc the marriage altar. After the
ceremony the welded parties proceeded to
the brides home where the relatives were
received On Friday, Mr.. and Mrs. GreeH-
Well took the train for tour through New
York The bride was the recipient OF
many and handsome presents. The young
couple have our hest wishes for u long and
happy married life. They are expected
We learn, IL return to-day and will reside
al the home Of the groom in Medley's Neck
which place was once the home farm o.
the brides grandfather.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-01-06
ICoMNUNIcArEp.
ST. IxHoo's. Mn.

Messrs. Editors Since Il has become
fashionable 70 repOrf parties, please allow
me small space in the BEACON to chron-
icle one of the most enjoyable sitting par
ties liz has been said that sitting parties are
generally formal and consequently duh.
NO, 50 with this one however, that il has
been the pleasure Of your humble servant
To participate in. On the evening Of the
22nd Of December, at the hospitable resi-
dence Of our enterprising and popular
merchant, Mr.. p. G. Edelen, was assembled
q party Of ladies and gentlemen who had
come together with the intention Of enjoy
ing themselves and having q good time
generally. III feast Of the eyes, for there
were present on that occasion some of the
pretty ladies Of old ST. Inigo's district, q
district noted for the beauty Of ITS ladies /;
If feast Of the soul in the way Of some
choice instrumental and vocal music by
Miss Sweeney, one OF the teachers Of the
81 Aary's Seminary; if social and agree
able conversation and the untiring efforts
va aHc ufDaifc nos1 anu MS charming VIE,
10 make things pleasant for all; and last.
but by no means least, Judging by the
justice all seemed 10 do it) a feast of the
palate, in the shape of supper that would
have been pronounced excellent by an cpl
cure of the most advanced school, had
such an one been present Then indeed,
II all this could compensate for the absense
Of dancing, il was q success. Among the
guests were. Miss Lizzie Thomas, princi-
pal of Seminary and Miss Sweeney, one of
her teachers, Mr.. J. T. Bronze and wife
Dr. Bean and daughter Jennie, and their
friend, the graceful and pretty brunette,
Miss Spurrier, of Carroll county; Mr.. p.
p. Smith and wife, Mr.. Robt Pembroke
and daughter, the amiable sister of the
hostess, Miss Mollie Carroll Among other
gentlemen present were, Messrs. J. G. Lii
burn, Frank Crane, George Roach, Robert
Lilburn and our young and popular teach
er, Mr.. Raymond Ford. May our young
married couple be as successful in all their
undertakings as in this their first party
since their happy marriage. ST. lingo.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-01-06
Se. intgO's IleunS.
From our Regular Correspondent

From our Regular Correspondent.
Several fox-hunts have taken place here
about since your last issue. We have fire.
quently heard of foxes ascending inclined
trees when holly pursued by dogs, but
when we were reliably informed that little
Johnnie Lilbun had 10 climb perpendic-
ular pine to dislodge a grey, we unhesi-
tatingly came to the conclusion that won
ders' will never cease to occur. Reynard
has the reputation Of being cunning, and
we opine that he can now take his place
among the qCadrumana.
James ID. Dunbar has commenced the
mercantile business al the Trappe. Penn
broke Smith, of our village, has been en-
gagged as clerk. Thos. CAN'T, solored, has
re-opened near the Southern suburban
blacksmith shop.
Travelling continues disagreeable: and
the few who ship oysters TO Washington
have "a hard road to travel" to Cornfield
| Harbor.
Several parties have taken place recent.
ly. Old and young attend and seem to en-
joy themselves exceedingly well.
Geo. l.. Smith, Esqr, has opened a pri.
waite school at Point Lookout. Mr. 5. is al
old teacher, and consequently knows how
To teach the young idea, &c.
Rain and snow alternating give US sloppy
streets. A few planks placed at the cross
ings would add considerably to the appear
ance of the same and aid certain persons &
preserve their equilibrium.
An occasional Applicant for the position
Of keeper Of the light house At Point Look
out rises to the surface. A democrat, ma
tive and to the manor born" we trust viii
be appointed should the present incum
bent-than whom we know no one NOR,
worthy-be removed during the curren
administration.
Some sickness prevails. Capt Hitch il
confined to his bed with pneumonia. Geo
Hopewell, the champion tongsman of ST
Jerome's, died a few days ago.
The last day of Sc will no doubt be ne
membered by the citizens Of this section
Vegetation was enveIoped la hoautifull,
transparent ice; and terra firma was GOV
cred with thick layer of the same mater
al, imparting Switzerland like appear
ance TO the surrounding country.
New Year was observed as usual Their
was Mass al s. MichRIs, and despite tn
bad travelling, the little chaFch was file
with worshipers. That many good reSolu
tions have been formed for execution dun
ing the current year. we do not doabt
Obstacles viii interpose 10 hinder. Thi
is to be expected, yet, with the desermins
ton Of Menander, they can be accom-
! plished. RALYAT.
/ "
f2S is the number, accurately sAaeFiainet
up 10 the present date.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-01-06
Sailt blaru's Beacon.
Travellers Guide.

;. NJ. r. X. %-Trains leave Brandy
wine. going East, daily except Sundavs. a
1890 a. IN. Arriving at Mcchanicsyiile. III ~
Il. m Leave Mechanicsville, going West
daily except Sundays, at 1910 D. IN. Ar
irving st lirandywine 2:l0 p. m.
Early Morning Trains leave Mechanics
vile, z, ing West, Mondays and Thursday,
at 5:45 a. m Arriving at Brandywine q
ESQ a. IL. :.
Evening Trains leave Brandywine, going
East, Wednesdays and Saturdays nj Gao =
H. Arriving az Mechanicsville al 1880 %. m
Norfolk steamers 10 Washington from
Piney Point ON Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and
Saturdays, ut 1926, p NJ. Returning. Mon.
DAYS, Wednesdays and Fridays.
See advertisements elsewhere.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-01-06

Compared with the SANG period Iasi
| year the number Of marriage licences issued
by our Clerk during Christmas times, shows
a decided falling Oh.
A large majority Of the boaraing-school
iaddies and lAssies came home for the hoIi.
days and greatly enliyened their sections
b. their presence. Many have gone back
10 school and others, we hear, take Their
departure to-day.
During The Christmas holidays our pop
uiar young friend. Mr.. Bruce NJ. Cotton
was united in marriage 20 Miss Mankins,
one Of the 7th districts charming bellies.
We wish them long. prosperous and hap
py married life.
The Annapolis Republican, notices the
fact that Capt. Locker, of the Steamer Gov.
Thomas, presented each Of crew with fine.
large, fat and elegant Christmas turkey and
further states that the crew in retaliation
gave the Captain Gaming. II was gold
headed one and is said TO be very hand
some.
Under the rules of the Maryland Far
mers Association, the farmers having fail
ed to appoint, the Vice-president for the
county has named the following gentlemen
to act as delegates to the Convention /:
Hon. Robert c. Combs, Mr.. John A. Bar
Der and DIR. John NJ. Bronze All farmers
are invited to attend. Special rates Of tray
ell have been provided for
We hope that some enterprising citizen
win establish daily stage line between
this place and Mechanicsville during the
winter. We know that our Congressman
would exert himself 10 obtain for such
party contract TO bring our mail from Me-
Gainesville. There are now no steamers
coming to this place and we believe that
stage line would pay.
The only appointment thus far given TO
st. Mary's by Internal Revenue Collector
Roberts is that of Mr.. J, Frank Smith as
gauger. The pay ofthe Office depends upon
the work done and generally amounts to
from $1,000 to $500 per annum. We
congratulate Mr.. Smith upon his New
Years gift and hope that he is not the only
ST. Mary's democrat with whom we will
be called upon to felicitate.
During recent visit to Mr.. Thos. ].
Yates, of Sc. Inigo's, DIR. w. r. Dixie, of
Washington, spent week cunning. The
Doctor brought with him three trained
beadle hounds and swept the rabbits. He
also killed great many ducks and birds.
Those who have the pleasure of DIR. Okie's
acquaintance describe him as good shot
and most clever gentleman. He made
Mrs. Yates the recipient of valuable horse
as Christmas gift.
The Maryland State Farmers Associa-
ton will hold the second annual meeting in
Wilson Post Hall, Baltimore, on the 18th
instant. The association is composed of
representatives from the various Agricul-
tural Societies or in counties where none
exist, of delegates elected by public meet
ings called by the Nice-President for the
county. Hon. Robert G. Combs has been
appointed member Of the Committee of In
spections and Mr.. O. G. Hayden Of the
Committee on Production of Corn and To-
bacco. The duties of committeeman are
To prepare such matters as should be brought
before the Association.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-01-06

him il | gxRsli cut il III. IIc sAsuk his
head but iniimated lhat II | wonla give
him the watch charm could hare all OF
his hair. Tie Government offsciaIs we're
very courteous during my visit 20 the Fort
and il was 4.30 p. n besuTe leu COR the
city l was invited b take Tea with \
friend but hearing that the Catholics were
about TO close two weeks Jubilee n their
new and beautiful church, l concluded %
90 there as my opportunities for hearing .
Catholic sermon in the South are very linn
tied. The usher gave me good seat and
heard most elegant sermon. IL made
me feel, when they all stood up TO renew
their baptisEnal VOWS. tllat was the only
Prodigal Son in that large congregation.
! never saw in any church people respond
80 universally and literally 10 the contri-
button box. The collection must have
been large.
Before closing must tell you that to-
gether with some of the best citizens Of
Mariana have FORMED company known
as the West Florida Land and Improve
ment Company of Mariana. We have for
sale all of the salahle town lots in Mariana
and also splendid plantations in jackson
Co. Prices for Plantations range from one
to twenty dollars per acre, and Town Lots
from ten dollars and upwards. ! hope
some of your citizens will invest in some
of these lots as they are good investments.
At De Funiak Springs lots have advanced |
from ten dollars to three hundred in the |
past three years. Well, il is now 1890 p. |
m, and as have to leave at 5:I5, will close |
as I'm afraid that have already trespassed |
too much upon your space and time.
Wishing you all happy and prosper
Gus New Year, remain,
Yours Very Truly,
JOHN NJ. LLOYD.